The Oregon mist., April 13, 1906, Image 3

ANNOUNCEMENTS
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i , I'm- .UW.lon ol the Republican
'l4ll! i,i.4ir elation April SO.
W. A. HARRIS.
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ilio Slulnol Urt-iton:
i J ,. WitliyoimU, wWb t tor-
lU nlon Ounlv, Ornon, ami 'j
Mho aiUlreaa liCorvallU. Ompm.
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iuii a .July renia.erwi
,.ttl.lirn party. II I u nou.tnt"o
Ir ilm ..Mire ol tlovcrnor. ai mo 1
fcii.niatii.u election to IhI MM
,,l (In.eoti the iwenucin X
l.ril. I'.KXl.l will cwpt Ue nomination
U llt not ilharaw, nl II I
,lr. 1 mill q.iallly t "
IllamnoniiiiaUitl an.lclectea I will.
t -Ml... ..I ...W.MlM ttlltl
irint my lrin oi oiiibv.
btitiort :
r
luxation ol (ranchlaea na groea ...
Li. t on telegraph, telephone, eprcai
ut l.ping car corporation.
t nilurm Meeaament and ttion ol
ilrnaiU. ,
Mate regulation and rxBUiination oi
i.it. nml private banke, tru.tcompanlw
ml unvlnga liankt.
I rntwllon ol Iha Wale In Us ownw-
li'in nl public lamia.
A Hoard ol Control lor Htata lustuu-
lll.
Oni. iHinrd lor managfinent ol Norma
L.i i
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Improvement ol the Columbia ano
.'ill iiiiutle rivers and cnant 'lM,rt",1
Nailoiml ownor.hlpol the Oregon City
i.... i ..i ..n.liimnt neriliitiK
lliedovernnror IHHilile to Veto Indivlil
t. i it - viuilitiia.
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neurons tut or mu nonnii
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Go out and bunt cgX- Neat Hiimlay
ii ICanter.
Mr.tleorge Merrill, ol Ih-er Inland wnJ
waa a vlaitor to ftl.Itelrunoii Turiuluy lant. (
Ilotilton AMriuhty No. m, United Ar-1
HuHri l.iul ..I lli..li k.Mi.i.l uiuut lillla'
luat 1'riday night.
On 1'riday tin editor left lor the Ncha
lein valley and all way point, leaving the
devil In charge.
Miaa Jennie Oilaon took the Inilila lor
Portland on SMlurday,
The Orange It to give a diinre in their
hull at Deer Inland on the iiUt. ol thla
uiontb.
Will. Waddcll viaited rortliiml hy the
ImIiU 1'riday.
Mint l.ulu Oeorge, whn la tewlilng at
Troutdale, iu rWilunlay and (Sunday
with Iter parent in tliia city.
"Iloyl loratate Treaaurer" lathe alc.gan
ol the many Iriemlaol Mr Ralph W.lloyt.
Mr.lloyt lagaliiliig strength every day
through bit liberal policy ol "atate lunila
collceled in a county ahould remain on
drpoait In that country."
Mr. Wataou l'hlll)r.k,ol Suit in, apeut
rUtur.Uy and Humlay in this city. Mr
Phildrook it soon to dcirt lor the
pliilippinca, where he it to teach tchool
lor I'nclu Sam.
There" ii a dance tomorrow night at
ll.ultoii lor the henellt ol the 111 team
to be organiwd between St. Helena and
lloutton. Kveryliouy turnout aud make
it a aucveaa. Ticket, l. Relrehmenla sold
in the ball.
Capt. llooghklrk attended the K. ol P't.
dlatrirl ctinventlon held her laat Satur
ay. Lawrence Ree.ler took the boat to
Portland.
Mr. Joa. llnladay, ol Ieer I.land,
Columbia County's Iruil liiapector, es-
(wets a large crop ol iine Hut yeer.Mr.
Ilolailay baa a large prune orchard and
hi own dryer.
baae tiall team Ironi St. Helena and
Koiillon went to ScaiipoiMe Ut Hun.la)
to play tbr Scpp.crt. The game reaiilteO
In a victory lor the visitors oy a acre ui
1 1 t,, ft. This it the lirt game ol the acaaou
and the boys have ntarted it right. II the
citlunt ol St. Helens ami liouiion win
Kive a tram a little tupport. iJouiitlcas me
two towns can put a good nine in the
llel.l.
fome and make a dcoi'iit with ns and
nay all your bills by check, which give,
you a receipt to which you can always
reler. ColumWa County Bank.
There i an ad. lor a new candi.lnte In
w s u:.iin
thia weeks paprr. air ...
clothier. Mr. HinJmp t an om
Irlrnd ol oura. and lnm our ac
,,1-iuc with him. e have no noum
hit candidacy will I entirely tnccelul.
No amount too small to start sn ac-
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count with tne lommuia vw-., . -.-
$ch..l rewrt caT.ls the very Wat lorm
l ,rr hundred, with cmrrloa-s.
The district convention ol the K. ol
Ptand Ralhlwnc r-iatera, was held in
this dc laat Saturday. Tlie K. ol IV
Iwlges Included Astor No. 0, ol Astoria,
Rainier No. 6H. ol Rainier. Avon No. 02.
l lit. lleleus. and Necaniruin No. KK, ol
-sl.le. There was a numta-r ol visitors
(roin Portland. Salem and Ridgeficl.l.
and much interest was manilcatcd. The
,,ricswer awanled as lollowa: l'rwe
I... ll Irani. Avon l.odge; beat C. C,
J It K. Itourne, ol Rainier Lodge; besl
iv r.. Astor lKlge; best I'relate. W. II.
ii a Iti.'e: best Master at
A.- 'lie. 11. R. Cllfl. Avon Lodge.
. .,..i.i.- tti.t-r uave tiriies lor the
I ue n" -
. ... u i r . sthlch waa won by Mrs.
i ('..luinbta Lodte, Rainier, ami
lsjriiiis.1 s
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C. P. BISHOP
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was a
i-.r delrcatlon Irom Astoria and
Rainier, and all went home leellng that
they were benefited by the day's work.
The convention adjourned to meet next
year at Seaside.
.-v interest on time deposit.
.... ....I ua. Columbia County
lUink.
... . - I ol service to you
V ' "T ZZ. .. Columbia County
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t II A UI.ES U. CAl'LES.
l)r. Charles (, ('spies, who died at his home in Columbia City, Ore
gon, on April .1, I IKS!, at the result ol an injury received about two
yvarsa'go, was at the time ol his death the oldest settler and pioneer
ol Columbia County, where he had resided nearly UU years. Born in
Tuscarawas County. Ohio, Slay 22, IHX'. he crossed the plains to Ore
gon with hia lather, Joseph Caplet, in 1844. in General tiilbains com
pany ol pioneer. Vpon arriving iu Oregon the lainily settled at
Silrui, where be attended the missionary school lor two years. In
1H47 he moved to Columbia County with his lather, who took up a
donation land claim cover ng the prejent tile of Columbia City. He
lived there on hit lather's Una uulil the memorable year ol '4tf, when
along with the first rush ol gold seekers, be went to the mines of
California, where he remained but a short time. Returning to Ore
gon in lH.'t, he took a course of study at the old Potest Urove Acade
my, and afterwards studied medicine at Portland, Oregon. In 1H55
be married Miss l.uiimU M. Mcliride, a daughter ol Or, James Mc
llndc, who waa one ol the foremost early pk.ncert of Oregon, and
whose tons and daughters hare taken a prominent part in up-building
the state. Alter his marriage be engaged in the practice of medicine
t Monlicello. now Kelso, Washington, anil was superintendent of
the Territorial Asvlum lor the Insane at that place Irom lMUti to 1871.
In the latter year he returned to Columbia County and practiced
medicine and engaged in fanning and stock raising on his donation
land claim, and resided continuously in Columbia County from 1871
to the time of his death.
Ir. Caples was one of the organizers am! founders of the Republican
partv in Columbia County, and, while he never held public office,
always took an active interest and prominent port iu local politic.
Instead ol striviug for his own advancement, his ambition and life
work was rather to tee that onlv worthy, pore, and honest men were
tail in local positions of public trust, and be alway vigorously op
posed ajid never compromised with men or principle be believed un
worthy or improper. A strong advocate of right liviug, clean politics,
and civic righteousness, and a firm believer in the old principle that a
tiublic ollice is a public trust anil should be administered honestly and
decently, he strongly opposed all grafting, lying, and cheating in pub
lic Hie 'and never supported a man lor office unleat he knew him to be
moral in public as well as in private life. He was ever working to
m ike local politics cleaner and public life belter. A Incnd once aptly
aid of htm. "He has been a political niitaionary in Columbia County
'"while Hr'ciiplea was not a member ol anv church, being unwilling
to circumacril his trliels within the orthodox creed and tenet of
any church organization, he was a Christian in the stnctent as well a
the w idest sense ol the term, and was a nnn believer in a future life.
Casting dogma aside, he lived a Christian life, doing the good that
lav nearest to him, and by example as well as precept, made the local
world around hitn better whrrever he could. He was a man ol great
hospitality and was always charitable and kind to others, especially
to the voung men and women who grew up around him. and who he
ever tried to guide into the better palht and walkt oi life. A firm
believer in God and immortality, be died as he had lived, a sincere
Christian geutleiucn, honored, loved and regretted by all who knew
h'llis wife Mrs. L. Caples, survives him. and he leaves two sons, Dr.
Dvron Mcliride Caples. of Waukesha, Wia. . and Frederick Caplet. ol
Columbia City, and three daugtera, Mita Willie Caples, of Columbia
City aud Mrs. K. M. Wharton auii;Mrs. Ceo. II. Slnnn, of Portland.
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87 THIRD ST., BETWEEN OAK AND STARK
Is a Candidate for Your Patronage
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In Men's, Boys' Childrens' Clothing
The popularily thai has greeted the candidacy of Mr. Bisfiop
iu. the clothing .campaign assures his success. Everyone is .
talking C. P. Bishop for reliable, up-to-date new Spring Style
Clothing-
C P. BISHOP, CLOTHIER
Successors to Salem Woolen Mills Store,
87 3rd Street O O Portland, Oregon
PROCLAMATION
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in
ml see us
ilaiik
-1.. ...as1 ItlltsillfiUI house were
.... K..i..lav. There has been an null
Jloon league organued with Rev. Kemp,
..i.trnt. and W. C. I'tshcr. as Sec
retnry. The league onierca v-
0ch-np. and then the saloon, causeu
the stores to do likewise. So Rainier es-
pcrieuced a closed bunoay.
When yon wish toscnu aw7
come and purchase a
pyablc on demaiul any p. . .
luilteil States, and our charges are small.
Columbia County Bank.
i . tw- services at the M. !
.. . w. ..ii.lir.
church nest sumwy eveui..B- " -
.....i n..t ili..rf. has been snsnSi
uwde to have an M. K. preacher as well .
a Congregatlonalist here regularly.
The new saloon at Seappooae opcueo
oue day lost week
r.nnt.niirii lot. slave
lilC iekv... w- o-
i...,l..rt. Ill Iloullon started again last Moiv
dav alter a few days abut dow n on account
of the fire.
Pnsvrll. of Pituburg. was
II K" . - .
town 1'ridav. He came or to get some
fine Jerseyt lor the ranch.
m, M. C. Gray made a business trip
to Portland on Monday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Malmstem, of Ver-
nonia. were in M. iteiens urn
turning to tue rueiiaicui on
.!- D..il,.nd Maud Richardson vt-ited
t Warren last Saturday and Sunday,
Mr. H. M. Cake, who is one of the
aspirants for a scat in the Vuited States
senate, is a man fully competent to
ii !.. State." tavt tue vascu
v. In Us Issue ol March UHh. "Mr.
Cake bs long been Identified with all
...m-nt. lookini! to the general wel
fare of the State, and especially baa lie
been active in movements looking to the
opening ol the Columbia river. He it
gcucrally well known in the slate outside
of Portland, and it generally known as a
man who enters all his work in a whole
hearted way that usually accompliahes
something.
Seeds in endless variety
and quantity. Garden
Seeds. l'lower Seeds.
Why send away lor them
M.e. aRAY.St. llulens.
tf M. Cake, ol Portland, and Thos. F,
Ryan.o! Oregon City, wcre;iuSt. Helens
In attendance on the K. of V.
.Mil"1 .'
convention.
Chat. Mellinger and U. M. Becthley ol
the mountains to
verwuiio, v.. - -
attend the Kuights convention.
Mr. aud Mrs. C. H. Johns visited Port
land last Monday.
Mr W. A. Harristookthe train Kaat
l'oa SAI.R-A W Mitchell -rUiy .fternoon to go to the bedside of
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ii m lili uniiiiiy rum. " -7 .... ...r ....
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liiii.iiih 1Uv11lA1.nl. iwsi. amniritin
i1
VUTICK l hcri.l.y i!lw lh ,h.e nn.lersUol
hi !, iui,.r..f ilia ls " "', ''?.l",."'',, .'
1 1 Mitt
mxi rue
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...,,1 i.m;wri, It Hi, tiehiic. suit ' '.''
ut .iiinv. iiremm. suit parlioulurly
Trtlifl sa lolliiw. ti -wit:- .,i.. iha
TliMMiiilll halt "I llio nnrin "'":-' ,
mliFsm .iiiait.-r nl Ih north west j "
i.l 1,1 II u( ami. r, iu KnviiahlB Mveii 17) n' ' '
niiii;i. .inr(4)e t ol list, wiiisiiiw ...
iiliilnllis m.V iie.ru la.iruj" "
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wagon, three Inch tires, ana a o set
Hble harness lor
had one year's use. W. P. Cooper, War
ren, Or.
The bid. lor the ;'
courlhouse were oiwued ufla
and the tad of Mr. 1 ; A;MTvnS
Salem, waa set-fine"," he
bid. woneoi . lor
r.rii a""" if -
i .hiIii II ll IM.I7 imrcs i"r'" . ....
Main i.roirly Mill lieailil fur esh and "
s itfialxniil will iilv.lta Iti""'",. "'."
nro'lMirwis si lllllslMim. Otmioii, ""'
i, will ii.ul.i .iiMiict iu ciiiinnimlli.ti liy l
i U a.mrl i.l t u,.liHiKl'n co ini. '".;
I,, i i lllll iMiw on una sin
jlJ5,tKKI limit, Mr.
lirickson filet a
St.
day
ill " i
2l.7tl6. At soon as jur
ir:mue,.mi-medi,,telv.a.i.he
ennuactor wishes to secure sail" oe.o.t,
?i.r raiset Mr. Krickson was inper-
I d . In every wav able to carry out tue
!clcri.yu. n.kewith the co.rt.ly.
Mr. Milet Slieeria and Mr. Kd. Cuirk,
jiieu. ft Miujluy, Ally. fr Ksoouu.r.
business men,
his dying mother, at Buffalo N. Y
Win. Miller, ol Scainioose, WR ln
Helens on Monday on busiuess with W
II. Powell
Mr. KH Lynch, ol Scappoose, was In
coacn siiiiiioii, ""-" .
Harry West, ihe
Lubliens Pearl, ami
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licensei lor both Columbia and
mah counties,
Mr. Kralike,.oii.rioie, was ... .
Monday.
Mr. Fred Vivian, ol Columbia City,
wnt ill town Tuesday.
"Or. Rots visited Pottland by the Hut
aalo last Tuestlay.
Mr. Tames Durt was a Portland visitor
ou Monday last
horse's name is
he certainly is s
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lieauty. Messrs. i,yncu aim . .v
Several contractors from Portland,
among whom was State Senator Hodson,
were In town Tuesday, looking up the
different departments of tbr new court
house contract.
Clalskanie is now to have a bank. Mr.
C. II. Stockwell, who started in busines
here with Mr. Root, has pure hated a safe
and fintures, and will probably put np a
bulldinir for a bank at that place. Ue
told his interest in the Columbia County
Bank to Mr. Rots some time sgo. A few
months aeo there was not a bank in the
county, but we are well supplied with
places to take care of our money now,
this makes four of them.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Roberson left last
week for Rainier, where they Intend to
go into buslnccs.
Mr. Mitchell compares the site of the
Register to that of the Mist. He says
there are 72 columns to the Register.
Where are they? He must keep some.of
them in the shop. The Mist has more
live reading in it ns a rule than the Reg
ister, and the rest of it is neither kicks
nor patent medicine ads.
T. A. and W. J. Cloninger, ol Scap
poose, were in fit, iteiens on dusiiicw
last Tuesday. W.J. Cloninger is to open
his new saloon next Saturday.
Rev. Carmichael, of the Congregational
church, held service here last Sunday
evening. He will be here and at Rainier,
both morning and evening, on alternate
Sundays.
Mr. Erickson, contractor, ol Salens,
was in St. Helens this week for the pur
pose ol putting In a bid lor the construc
tion of the new courthouse,
W. J. Fullerton, ol Warren, wa
visitor to St. Helen laat Tuesday.
nt MrVlhhMt. who has been working
Wikatrom's mill at Scappoose, left
last week for Southern Oregon.
Mrs. W. II. Dolman, Mr. B. F. Giltner
and Miss George Giltner, of Portland,
were in St Helens last week to attend the
funeral ol Dr. Caples.
Mr rtmnV K. Lovell. chief clerk in the
office of Secretary of State Dunbar, visited
St. Helens last Monday on business.
-
wiioreaa. (tie Secretary rf State of
the State of Oregaa baa Ktieti site in
writing that, pursuant w twe prswisiout
of an arlentitlwl "An act making effect-
ivetlie initiative ami reiereimaiti provi
sions of aettlon I ol ArtWe IV t tbe
Constitution o tire State est Over,
ami regelating elections thereunder, and
providing penalties lor viuiaumis ua ftv
visions "I this act," nppiwew r eormary
24th, l'J03, a committee ol citixen oi
Clackamas County, Oregon, C. W.
Kerns beiuc the cliaumsn tnereoi, amy
filed in h ofSce, ea January 22d, 1900,
an initiative petition eantajaing J7B1
.instiina. oroixrlv attached to acoay
of said measure, certified in accordance
with law, demanding that a proposed
law, the title, tenor, and effect of which
i herainalter partiealarly set forth,
.I..1I Im submitted to the ieeal voter
of the State of Oregon for their approval
or rejeetko at the general election to be
held in aavs swt on um j
June, being the fir Monday in June,
HMO.
Now, therelore. 1, GEO. E. CHAM
BERLAIN, Governor of the Stale of
Oregon, in obedience to the provisions of
said act hereinbefore first mentioned, do
hereby mate and issue this proclama
tion to the people M the fctate of Oregon,
announcing that the said committee ol
rJ ri.irVsinm Conn I v. Oregon.
C W. Kerns being the chairman of said I
committee, has filed said initiative peti
tion, with the ref nmte nuinner 91 sig
natures tnereto auacueu, uiiiau.nii
that there (ball be submitted to the
legal elector ol Uie Sute of Oregon, lor
their approval or rejection, at the regu
lar election to be held on the 4th dav ol
June, 1906, said day being tne nrst Mon
day In said month, a Din to propose oy
initiative petition a bill entitled "A bill
to pronnee by initiative petition a law
.. 1 1 1 a 1 . . .Lt nn ,l.i
for the iiwiunmpat tt.o
Mount Hood and Barlow road, and pro
viding for the purchase of tlio same by
11,. Slam oi Oregon." the tenor and
.DM of which in brief is to direct the
Secretary ol Btale to parcaase tne siouni
Hood and Barlow Koaa irnai we raviuc
Abstract, Guaranty and Trust Company,
.1.0 nnr ttrnat. for a tsn in not ex-
nliiur 124.0000.00. aadtodeliver to said
company, Deiore im nreiuay os !?epeiii-
ber, HAW, or as toon as earn um umj
heeuiue a law, a warrant npou the State
Treasury, payable out of any moneys in
the general tuna 01 tne oiaio 01 orenuu
not otherwise appropriated, in favor ol
aid corporation, (or the sum M J4,-
000.00, upon delivery to tne said secre
tary oi SUte of OWU conveying 10 me
ui... ,J itMonn ukl road, together with
all right. Iranehises, and privileges ol
every kind and character peruiiniiii
thereto, ana as soon as wio mhb w w,
road is conveyed to the State all tolls of
ev try kind and character are to be abol
ished and said road free to the use ol the
ASTORIA & COLUMBIA RIYER
RAILROAD COMPANY.
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All trains auks etas awnneenaas at Gobi
wua Hurthsrn rscioo trains to ua iron wa
East aa4 Sous polnu. At fortlsnS with all
trains ItaviBC tJnlsn dspot. at Astoria with I.
H. A N. Co a boat al rail IIm sad Btasmsr
T. 1. Foliar to aaa Hot iiwaee aa aena
Beach polnu.
raaasnt rs lor Astoria ar way points most Ss
trains ai llwilton. Trains will atop to ! as-
MUaii off al UoulloB whe cotalni troas polna
wastolltobla. J. u. issia,
Oso. rasa. AaS AssoroV O
OAIll OP THANKS.
We wish to express, through the
columns of yonr paper, onr nearueu
thanks to the neighbors and friends, who
so kindly assisted ns during the suffering
and death of onr son and brother Robert,
and tor the deep sympathy extended to
u.
GKORGK GRANT.
FRANKIK GRANT.
1 MILDRED GRANT.
-..Klin
Done at the capital at Salem this filth
day of February, A.D. lWtt. .
Signed! UC.U . VtlAXiiDcnuAin,
Governor.
By the Governor:
Signedl
(Seal)
F. I. DUNBAR,
Secretary ol State.
H.riORGUS
ST. HELENS
Carries a Complete Line of
Groceries
Dry Goods
Hardware
Crockery
Flour and Feed
Hay
Notions
Candies
Stationery
Fancy Goods
yy C. FISCHER.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
, OREGON
RAINIER
J-R. H. R. CLIFF.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
ST. HELENS, : : OREGON.
QR. EDWIN ROSS,
PHYSICIAN & SURGFON
ST. HELENS. : : OREOC
EDISON!
Oennan
Coach
Stallion
Owned by the Clatskanie German Coach
Horse Company, will make the season of
1906, commencing April 10, as follows:
Tuesdays at Deer Island
Wednesdays at Houston
Thursdays and Fridays at
Scappoose
Saturdays at Holbrook.
J. T. GRAHAM, Manager
NOTICE Or INTENTION TO APFLY FOB
UQ.VOBI LICKM8JE.
To alt persons eoncemad, and to the legal voters
Columbia County, btate of Oresiou, in .articit
lar vm"i anri urh ol ron will take nollre and yon
are herebv nolitiwt that I, W. J. Clonliurer. will
on Tuesdar. ihe loth dav ot April, laos, spply to
Ihe MOUoraoie county ivun mi
OfCKou, In aud tortheCauniy of Columbia, for
S llceuae Ml sell iiinmwii iiuuua
n......K .mi iBnuaniMl ri.lr la less anantmet
than one gallon, for a period of six mouths, st
t'onniv. Slnte of Oreaoo: which applicauon
will be supported and based upon the follow-Uigpe(itiou,to-wit:
PBTITIOM.
In the County Court of the 8tate of Oreron tar
the County of Columbia.
In the matter ot Ihe application of W. J. Clon
lineer (or a license to aell spirituous, vinous sud
mail minors ami icimvu
linen than one gallon, at Heappnoae. ln ctt
lioos Precinct, ColumbU Coonly, Stale ol Ore
gon. To the Honorable Coanty Cenrt of Colombia
County. Oregon:
We, the under igned, eaassirltiirg an actual
malorliy of Ihe whole number of legal voters of
Scappoose Precinct. Columbia County. Mate ot
Oregou, and who now reside ln and hare ac
tually resided ln said Seapooose Precinct for
more than thirty days Immediately preceding
the date of signing, aling and presentation 1 of
Ibis petition, hereby renpocllulfy. petition this
Honorable Court 10 graul to W. J. Cloninger a
,, , - t llceaae 10 sell spirituous, vinowa . nw
In fact, everything usually kept in a firs uura .a fermented cider la leas u,nantiltes Ihs.t
class GeneraL Merchandise Store. My
prices will be found as reasonable as any
store In Columbia County. Vour trade
solicited.
THE COLUMBIA COUNTY
Abstract and Trust Co.
Titles Examined, Abstracts Made, Non-Resident
Taxes Paid. Real Estate, LrOans, Jtitc.
E. E. QUICK
A.M. HOLTON,
Proprietor..
one gallon, at Scappoose. in HospDooae rrecin. 1
UOIumoia couuty, otaie oi vrrgww, riwi
ol six moDltuu
j. Freeman, u. h. ocuooer, naarj iwwiai,
R. A. MoKty. D. Balch, K T. Oore. Henry
Bushman, Kred Olason. rsuk andennwt,
L. I.. Long, 1. Buahman, K. U. McKay, K. C.
Hay, Peter Janaen, W. W, West, John JSiaau
blatter, W.K. Strowser, P. Lousignonl.M. Api
ke;K.i.Jaer.h.m.F. . Bryant .6. It
aiooen, d. u. m mi .en.,
elder. . i. Solomon, Jeas Fobs, Bob 'lernahan.
A. Barber. Geo. K. Fntkes. P. A. Krstes, 8. Ber
Tt u..i.i.. v a..l.l J. T Ui,ltln. Paid
rlangmve, I. O. Wlkalrom. Otto A. Miller, Don
ald Smith, W. A. Stevens, Ceo. Wieat, J. Mark
wsrt, W. Oeto. John I'hlmau, John ll-vhk.Cait
Coduat, Ira C. Miller. J. Zarlam, O. Smith. A.V.
Balch. K. F. Keichow, L. A. Klsly, U. H. Morrui.
E. 8. McAllister, II. West. W. Jeffs. H. A. Usa
son, A. Zelaman, J. Hemuller, F. Brhmitke, R.
M.t. lw (iruut. C. C. Smith. H. K. (iest.
hart, A. B. Hnwrlen, A. Anderson, C. Rabinsky.
U. t'. rtablnsay. n. v . naoinHav, ,na Lince, .
p. McKay, U. A. Cloninger, lleo. W. Ramaey, J.
S Vancleave, Joseph Xovak. Joseph Konlg, t'A.
lxinir. tlcone Lousignoul, 8, W. Saxtoa, U. C,
Usniever. .
Uiile aud ttrst publication, March , 11S.
W. J. t'LONUiUEaV
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